In a recent interview, comedy legend Howie Mandell revealed his thoughts on his long career in entertainment. Mandell, known for his work on shows like “Deal or No Deal” and “America’s Got Talent,” shared that he never expected to have such a successful career in comedy. Growing up in Toronto, Mandell struggled with ADHD and OCD, which he says actually helped shape his unique brand of comedy. “My quirks and my obsessions turned into my entire persona on stage,” he explained.

Now, Mandell is using his platform to raise awareness for mental health issues and break the stigma surrounding them. He discussed his own struggles with anxiety and depression, and how he has learned to manage them over the years. Mandell also opened up about his love for hosting game shows and how he has found a new passion for mentoring and supporting up-and-coming comedians. “I want to use my experience and platform to lift others up and help them achieve their dreams,” he said.

In a candid and heartfelt interview, Howie Mandell proves that there is always more to a person than what meets the eye. From his start in stand-up comedy to his current role as a mental health advocate, Mandell’s journey has been a wild and inspiring one. He continues to make audiences laugh and use his voice for good, making him a true legend in